310 activities in London, United Kingdom

Unlock the mysteries of Stonehenge, which has puzzled visitors for 5,000 years. Almost 80 monoliths, some even weighing up to 40 tons, have withstood the test of time. How did they get there? What was its purpose? Was it used as a cemetery? Was it an astronomical clock? Learn more about this ancient monument, let your imagination run wild and let yourself be captivated by its silent mystery.

Marvel at this remarkable and mysterious feat of ancient engineering and design with the help of an audio guide. In addition, you can access the exhibitions at the new visitor centre. At Stonehenge, there are many more questions than answers, which explains why this thought-provoking excursion is still one of the most popular in Britain. Do you dare to unleash the Indiana Jones inside you and solve the eternal mystery of Stonehenge?

Languages
Audio guides available in English, French, Spanish, Italian, German, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian, Dutch and Polish.

Our first experience of Westminster Abbey, one of the jewels in London’s crown and a must-see for any visitor, is in the 14th-century medieval undercroft. Initially used by the Benedictine monks to store food and drink - the Cellarium is now a unique restaurant, and we pause here for refreshments.

After enjoying complimentary coffee/tea and pastries, we enter the Abbey through the cloisters in Dean’s yard. The cloister entrance offers priority access and aims to avoid queues at the north door, which is the main entrance for visitors. A private guided tour with our qualified guide will follow this.

An architectural masterpiece, Westminster Abbey presents a unique pageant of British history – the shrine of St Edward the Confessor, the tombs of kings and queens, and countless memorials to the famous and the great. Our guide will help bring to life this remarkable building where 40 English and British coronations have occurred since 1066.

You will hear about the most recent coronation of Charles III that took place on the 6th of May 2023, the marriage of William and Kate – the Prince and Princess of Wales, and also stop briefly to pay our respect and celebrate the life of the late Queen Elizabeth II whose state funeral also took place at the Abbey.

Optional
After your Premium Westminster Abbey experience, why not join us for a flight on the London Eye? Our representative will take you on a short walk passing the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben before helping you avoid the queues at the London Eye with your fast-track ticket. Standing at an impressive 135 metres above the centre of London, the London Eye is the world’s highest observation wheel and offers magnificent panoramic views of London. Your tour ends after you have taken your fast-track London Eye experience.

Your tour concludes based on your chosen option. If you opt for the London Eye experience, your tour ends there. Otherwise, it concludes at Westminster Abbey. The tour duration is 2.5 hours. If you decide to include the London Eye, please consider the following additional times: a 15-minute walk, a 30-minute rotation, and the time required for the fast-track queue. In total, you can expect an extra hour added to the tour.

Discover London - the Rock capital of the world, on a musical voyage of adventure, crowned by its 3 Hard Rock Cafes, offering a delicious two course lunch and a private viewing of its world-class collection of memorabilia.
Re-trace the steps of the bands and icons that defined our times and learn of their camaraderie and fearless invention as they wiped clean and drew again the face of popular music.
Your small group tour is led by an expert Rock guide and includes VIP exclusive access to ‘The Vault’ – London’s only rock n’ roll museum – before it opens to the public.’

Intro: SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO?

We start our adventure at the recently launched Hard Rock Hotel London – the first in the UK, it pays tribute to its impressive roll-call of former residents such as Jimi Hendrix, Diana Ross, Bob Dylan and Buddy Holly with an incredible memorabilia collection and original artwork in every bedroom.

You will meet your expert Rock Guide in the lobby for a brief walk through some of the most iconic items such as Freddie Mercury’s Kirkwood teenage piano, Jimi Hendrix’ contracts, tapes and flamboyant cape, Eric Clapton’s jacket, one of Ozzy Osbourne’s stage outfits and incredible letters written by Buddy Holly during his stay at the hotel.

Why not peruse the Rock Shop® within the hotel - the exclusive clothing and accessory store – offering both signature pieces as well as a bit of casual cool: perfect for looking the part during your evenings out in the city.


Verse 1: GET BACK - TO A LITTLE STARDUST

Your small coach allows you to explore the quiet back streets of Mayfair not accessible to big tour buses:
see an amazing property where both Jimi Hendrix and George Frideric Handel resided, as well as the home where Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb of The Bee Gees composed and lived.

Then step out onto the street with your expert Rock Guide for a walking tour through the 60’s and 70’s.
Amidst the fine tailoring of Savile Row, transport yourself back five decades as you imagine you are joining the on-lookers at The Beatles final concert. Then discover a doorway that saw the birth of one of David Bowie’s most famous alter-egos, before hearing how some of the colourful managers of the day did their negotiating – right on the street where everyone who was anyone picked up their colourful clothes.

Verse 2: VIP ACCESS: BEHIND THAT LOCKED DOOR…
As our VIP for the day you are in for a treat as we pull up to London’s only rock n’ roll museum: The Vault belonging to Hard Rock Café London – a treasure trove featuring the most valuable pieces of music memorabilia from across the globe!

Tucked away in an old Coutts Bank, The Vault was once used to protect the Queen’s coffers.
Guests on the Hard Rock full day tour are afforded special permission to experience a private viewing of The Vault before it opens to the public.
Gaze on in wonder as one of Hard Rock’s expert Rock Masters takes your VIP group down to the basement, beyond the high security door and into a music lover’s paradise.

Verse 3: JACK FLASH, THE JESTER & CAPTAIN FANTASTIC
Cruising along the Strand look out for one of London’s most celebrated hotels, whose side street was the scene for one of the most imitated promo films of the Swinging Sixties.

Discover a former theatre location where Beatles impresario, Brian Epstein, used to run rock shows on a Sunday – learn who surprised all four Beatles 2 days after Sgt. Pepper’s release - as you say a quick hello and goodbye.

Top for trivia fans is London’s Tin Pan Alley: this short street is cram packed with incredible stories of the genesis of rock music. At one side see where The Rollin’ Stones made their first album independently, while at the other end see where a certain Reg Dwight had to keep the kettle on the go for the top music publishers.


Chorus: FEEDING THE WORLD

On June 14th, 1971, the very first Hard Rock Café in the world opened…on Old Park Lane, in London!
Known for its authentic dining, world class entertainment and proudly boasting a Mayfair neighbourhood address, Hard Rock London was the first café where the classes and Rock Glitterati mingled.

Included in your tour is a delicious 2-course Hard Rock Café lunch. Enjoy freshly prepared entrees and classic favourites like the *Legendary® Burger along with a soft drink, tea or coffee.

The exceptional cuisine is only matched by the wonderous surroundings. Next to the bar you will see the guitar that started Hard Rock’s legendary reputation for exceptional pieces of memorabilia – Eric Clapton’s red Fender Leader II guitar.

Step into ‘The Back Room’ - the decor includes a variety of Vintage and iconic items, including copies of Melody Maker circa 1971 and an original poster for the WHO, alongside a customized confession booth that forms part of the seating arrangement. The piece de resistance, however, is a door from the Beatles’ Apple Studios.

Middle Eight: ‘LIFE HAD JUST BEGUN’

The afternoon section of our musical adventure is a combination of poignant reflection, incredible fun and an exercise in discovering who has what it takes to join our ‘School of Rock’!

Harry Nilsson’s former flat is the sad setting for the exit of two of music’s most beloved personalities: Cass Eliot of the celebrated Mamas and Papas and the inimitable Keith Moon – known for his unique style and is eccentric, often self-destructive behaviour.

At Garden Lodge see the former home of Queen legend – Freddie Mercury, known for his flamboyant stage style and his four-octave vocal range – while discovering the ongoing love story that lasted for his whole life.

Well rock fans you knew it was coming… it’s trivia time! Life-long fans will have the opportunity to test if they have what it takes to join the ‘School of Rock’ with questions by Rita Gilligan – Hard Rock’s original Rock n’ Roll waitress, international ambassador and MBE. Make sure you are keeping your eyes and ears open!

Learn of the ’27 Club’ – the astounding story that links the passing of some of popular music’s most treasured talents from American Blues Legend Robert Johnson through to Amy Winehouse.

No rock tour of London would be complete without a visit to the absolute Jewel in its Crown, and the world’s most famous pedestrian crossing! Having recently celebrated its 50th Anniversary and a return to the no.1 spot, The Beatles ‘Abbey Road’ has stood the test of time, representing their last recording at the world-famous recording studios in the leafy suburb of St. John’s Wood. Get in step as you take that legendary walk across the crossing re-creating one of the most famous album covers of all time.

P.S. Did you know Paul McCartney has a home that isn’t a long and winding road away?

Outro: ‘HARD ROCK CAFÉ PICCADILLY’

Combining the eclectic vibe of Piccadilly Circus with the rock and roll lifestyle of the Hard Rock brand, Hard Rock Cafe Piccadilly Circus is the perfect conclusion to our virtual biopic through the icons of rock.
Walk in and be wowed by the walls adorned with authentic, one-of-a-kind memorabilia from decades of music history, featuring items from British music legends and international stars alike.
The emphasis is more on contemporary artists, with pieces from Freddie Mercury, David Bowie and George Michael sitting alongside outfits worn by the likes of Shakira, Nicki Minaj and Ellie Goulding. There is also a guitar once played by Ed Sheeran and a telephone box that once appeared in a One Direction video.
Your expert Rock Guide will introduce some of the most exceptional pieces before leaving you to explore the largest Rock Shop in the world at your leisure!

Included:
- VIP Early Access tour of ‘The Vault’ on Old Park Lane.
- 2 course lunch at Hard Rock Cafe Old Park Lane.
- Services of a specialist Rock Guide.
- School of Rock Trivia Quiz Rock soundtrack on board.



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Tips type: Included
Group type: Shared
Group size: 9 People

Begin where Harry started, at the Cupboard Under the Stairs, before watching an enchanting welcome video and heading into The Great Hall – one of the biggest sets at the studios. As you travel through, see an unbelievable selection of actual costumes, props and special effects pieces, all kept in pristine condition.

As you explore the studios, see The Burrow, Hagrid’s Hut, the Gryffindor Common Room, Dumbledore’s office and much more. From small details like Dumbledore’s Pensieve to the larger pieces like the fantastic animatronic door to the Chamber of Secrets. Have fun riding a broom through London at the Green Screen exhibit and board the Hogwarts Express on Platform 9¾. See Privet Drive, the Knight Bus, buy a Butterbeer™ on the backlot and get up close to the prosthetics and animatronics in the special effects department – there is so much to see!

Step Into the Forbidden Forest– New!

The Forbidden Forest may be strictly off-limits to Hogwarts students, but for the first time this March, visitors are invited to defy Professor Dumbledore’s orders and follow the footsteps of Harry, Ron and Hermione.

Home to an abundance of creatures, it offers shelter and protection to Hippogriffs and Acromantula among many others. See one of Rubeus Hagrid’s original costumes on display, lantern in hand, to welcome visitors through the Hogwarts Gates deep into the forest. Filled with 19 trees each with a diameter of over 12 feet, walk beneath the giant entwined roots and control the weather using the same techniques created by filmmakers.

Opening/ Start time
The pick-up time will be two hours before the selected studio entry time.

Languages
English.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London provides an amazing new opportunity to explore the magic of the Harry Potter™ films – the most successful film series of all time. This unique walking tour takes you behind-the-scenes and showcases a huge array of beautiful sets, costumes and props. It also reveals some closely guarded secrets, including facts about the special effects and animatronics that made these films so hugely popular all over the world. Platform 9 ¾ and Hogwarts Express

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London has expanded with a new section featuring a recreation of Platform 9 ¾ and the original Hogwarts Express steam engine! This permanent exhibit gives visitors the chance to climb aboard the train’s carriage and pose with a luggage trolley as it disappears through the platform wall. Scenes featuring the working train were shot at the Studios, including the iconic last scene in which a grown up Harry, Ron and Hermione wave their own children off to Hogwarts as they leave for school.

Enter the Forbidden Forest
Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter will be able to defy the orders of Professor Dumbledore and enter the Forbidden Forest. Home to Aragog the Acromantula and Buckbeak the Hippogriff, the forest will contain 19 trees each with a diameter of over 12 feet. Visitors will be able to walk beneath the entwined roots and discover how to control the weather within the forest, discovering the same techniques used during filming.

Dark Arts
Delve deeper than ever before into the sinister world of Dark Arts! Try out wand combat techniques against a Death Eater or walk down a darker, spookier Diagon Alley. The lights in the wizarding shopping street will be dimmed, the music will become more foreboding and the set will be patrolled by He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named's followers.

Languages
English

Other
Audioguia available as an extra cost

As one of the world's largest and oldest castles, there is a wealth of things to see and do in Windsor. Admire the sunning State Apartments, the sensational St George’s Chapel and the gorgeous Queen Mary's Dolls House. This is wonderful chance to enjoy the merry life of Windsor.

Construction of the castle began during Norman times in the 11th century and the subsequent 1,000 years have seen a wide range of additions, resulting in an eclectic mix of external styles though Georgian and Victorian dominate. There are so many areas of interest, from the sensational long walk to the main gate to the South Wing and then the Round Tower inside, the Quadrangle, the Horseshoe Cloister, the King Henry VIII Gate, the: Edward III Tower and more.

Inside, the décor and furnishings come from all the major eras. There are neo-classical, Gothic and rococo rooms as well as Jacobean in places, an elaborate combination of Jacobite and Elizabethan styles.

Tour the spectacular State Apartments, which date from the early 19th century, and marvel at the lavishly furnished surroundings. These rooms are considered to represent the high point of Georgian luxury and sophistication. Visit St. George's Chapel, which houses the tombs of a number of past kings and queens. Be amazed by the magnitude and intricate design of the world's most famous Queen Mary's Dolls House.

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Audioguide languages - English, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian and German.

Westminster Abbey is one of the world’s great churches, and for 1000 years has been the site of royal coronations. This incredible 700 year old building is a must-see for any visitor to London and a significant structure in British history. It has welcomed Kings, Queens and statesmen, royal weddings (most recently Prince William and Kate Middleton) and state funerals. You may not have been invited to the Royal Wedding, but you can feel like royalty as you enjoy a tour led by an expert local guide, who will point out the most important and fascinating aspects of this great monument.

Every British monarch since William the Conqueror in 1066 has been crowned in Westminster abbey, the most recent being Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. You’ll see the Coronation Chair, commissioned in 1296 by Edward the Confessor, as well as his shrine. It is also the burial place of 17 British monarchs, the Unknown Soldier (buried in French soil and covered by a slab of Belgian marble) and many of Britain’s greatest poets who lie in Poet’s Corner.

After your visit to the Abbey, your guide will lead you to the Changing of the Guards. This world-famous ceremony takes place either at Buckingham Palace or at Horse Guards Parade, depending on the day. Your guide will make sure you are in a prime position to enjoy the best views at this crowded event. Enjoy commentary regarding the history and pageantry behind the ceremony – see the Queen’s Foot Guards, with their red tunics and unmistakable bearskin hats, march to Buckingham Palace together with the military band or the Household Cavalry, complete with plumed silver helmets, ride in on their magnificent horses. (Please note that in heavy rain the guard’s parade will not take place).

End your tour at Buckingham Palace, the residence of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh. See the famous balcony where the royal family appears during major events, and hear stories of intruders and princes scaling the walls to get both inside and out!

Languages
English

Others
Please note that Westminster Abbey is subject to last minute, unforeseen closures.
Changing of the Guard will not operate in heavy rain and will be replaced with an extended walking tour.

Welcome aboard the London’s first gastronomic double decker!

An authentic and original restaurant in London, The biggest emotions in the shortest period of time. The moving terrace of London.

The BUSTRONOME is a high-end double-decker bus that stands out for its panoramic dining room. It brings its passengers into the London sphere in the best conditions regardless of the seasons. A delightful way to discover food and wine while (re)visiting the most beautiful monuments of a cultural capital with an audioguide recorded system providing comments on tour in 9 languages. The 360° panoramic view is perfect for taking photos from your table and the aisles; we will drive in front of the monuments and stop briefly in front of each one.

In a nutshell the unrivalled combination between beauty and leisure on board this luxury bus-restaurant will provide an extraordinary experience ready to awaken your senses. Simply put, passengers on board will discover the most beautiful views of London while enjoying the best of its gastronomy.

A trip that will take you simultaneously between the exquisite and the beautiful. We have carefully selected seasonal menus in collaboration with top chefs.

We can adapt your meal to suit allergies and dietary requirements.

Menu with wine pairing - includes 1 glass of Champagne, 2 glasses of wine, 50cl mineral water (still or sparkling), coffee or tea.
Menu with full wine pairing - includes 1 glass of Champagne, 4 glasses of wine, 50cl mineral water (still or sparkling), coffee or tea.

Languages
Audioguide available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Russian, Chinese and Japanese

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Location
Start point:
Coach Bay 40B - Victoria Embankment
Please ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the tour start time.
Please contact the supplier 24 hours in advance to confirm the tour details.

End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Opening dates
19:00 - 22:00

Duration: 3 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Audioguide

Journey back in time to Merrie Olde England with this fascinating day trip taking in Oxford, the Cotswolds, Stratford-upon-Avon and Warwick Castle. This full day tour offers an intriguing insight into the English country and lifestyle that few visitors ever get to see.

Highlights
- Visit the city that is home to the oldest university in the English speaking world
- Experience pretty English country villages and see where William Shakespeare was born
- Conquer Warwick Castle

Follow in the footsteps of Oxford’s famous students, from C.S. Lewis to Bill Clinton, as you stroll the impressive college courtyards and curious cobbled lanes of this historic university town. Being a centre of learning for more than 900 years has bequeathed Oxford with countless faculties, halls, libraries, chapels and lodgings, earned it the soubriquet of City of Dreaming Spires. Meander through the unspoilt narrow alleys and ancient squares and let them captivate you. Get the chance to see Bodleian Library which is one of the oldest libraries in Europe as well as the splendid college courtyards. On top of the walking tour, you get to set your own pace as you enjoy some free time!

The rolling hills of the Cotswolds are one of England’s most picturesque locations and you cast your eyes over all of it as we cruise on through. The area is a charming blend of breath-taking natural scenery, sleepy villages and bustling market towns.

Trace the footsteps of young Shakespeare with a guided tour of the market town which is a cut above the rest: Stratford-Upon-Avon. Visit the half-timbered house where arguably the world's greatest writer William Shakespeare was born in 1564 as well as the half-timbered Anne Hathaway's Cottage, where his wife’s family lived. Delve into the charm of this bustling market town at your leisure.

Be part of Britain’s Greatest Medieval Experience! Deep in the heart of Warwick Castle, the Great Hall becomes a hive of activity! Immerse yourself in battle preparations and feel the weight of a medieval sword. Dating from when Normans and Saxons battled for control of England, Warwick Castle has all the features a castle should have: walls, towers, a barbican, a dungeon, a vast central courtyard and even a mill. Roam around checking out this lovely town with its array of attractive buildings. It is stunningly located on the banks of the River Avon, an area of unrivalled pastoral beauty.

Inclusions for the tour with lunch
A drive through the Cotswolds.
Entry to Shakespeare's Birthplace and Warwick Castle.
A walking tour of Oxford.
Entry to the University Church of St Mary´s
Free Lunch Pack.
Transport in an air-conditioned coach.

Inclusions for the general tour
A day trip to Oxford, Stratford and Warwick Castle.
A drive through the Cotswolds.
Transport in an air-conditioned coach.
Excluded from the general tour
Entrance fees to Shakespeare's Birthplace and Warwick Castle are not included.

Languages
English
English and Spanish - Bilingual guide only available on Mondays.

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Location
Start point:
Victoria-4 Fountain Square, 123-151 - SW119SH - UK

End point: Kensington (Gloucester Road Tube Station) and Victoria Station or surroundings (will depend on traffic conditions).

Schedule
Opening dates


Duration: 10,5 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide
Group type: Shared

Take in fascinating history and architecture with a tour to the Bronze Age site of Stonehenge, the historic cathedral city of Salisbury, Windsor Castle and the Unesco World Heritage Site of Bath; renowned for its elegant Georgian architecture and ancient Roman baths.

Stonehenge
Marvel at mysterious of Stonehenge, which has withstood the elements and man for 5,000 years. Almost 80 stones, some weighing up to 40 tons, still stand. How did they get there? What was its purpose? Was it a burial site? Was it an astronomical clock? Learn more about this ancient monument that continues to puzzle scholars to this day.

Bath
Enjoy a panoramic tour of Bath, passing the impressive Gothic Abbey which dates back as far as the fifteenth century. Guarantee the best views of the city from the picturesque Pulteney Bridge.

Windsor Castle
Visit the breathtakingly beautiful, biggest and oldest occupied castle in the world: Windsor Castle. The Queen often spends her weekends here so you might be lucky enough to be at the castle whilst she is there. The castle boasts 13 acres of land which means that there is plenty to see and do there such as watching the guard changing, admiring some of the most treasured artwork including pieces from Rembrandtm Rubens and Canaletto or exploring the most famous and most spectacular dolls house in the world.

Salisbury Cathedral
Visit what many consider the finest medieval cathedral in Britain. The 123 metre spire is still the tallest in England and marked a revolution in cathedral architecture when it was built 800 years ago. In the Chapter House, see one of only four existing original copies of the Magna Carta, the famous agreement made between King John and his barons in 1215.

Languages
English. On Friday bilingual guide in English and Spanish.

Others
Stonehenge closes on June 20 and 21 June due to the summer solstice and we visit the nearby Neolithic site of Avebury Henge instead.

Let your mind wander and feel your senses tingle at the sight of one of the most mysterious human constructions in the world: Stonehenge. Located in the heart of the green county of Wiltshire, the meaning of this prehistoric monument has eluded mankind throughout the centuries. Later, this same tour takes you to another Unesco World Heritage Site, the charming village of Bath; two breath-taking destinations in one day.

Many things have been suggested about Stonehenge: that it was a temple, a healing centre, a burial site, a calendar… And another mystery: how did prehistoric men actually lift and position these gigantic rocks? The story behind this awe-inspiring creation is adrift in the waves of time, just out of our reach, and all we can do now is grope aimlessly for an explanation or ponder evocatively while contemplating its beauty.

Before moving on, enjoy a hearty lunch where you will discover the pleasure of a traditional British meal. After that, enjoy some leisurely free time in Bath, a quaint village proudly perched on the sloped that run alongside the River Avon. There are many sites inside this small town that will conquer your heart. The gorgeous Bath Abbey, which dates as far back as the 15th century; the magnificent Georgian architecture; the wonderful Pulteney Bridge, which, modelled on the Ponte Vecchio of Florence, will evoke many a romantic feeling in your heart. All these sights added to the magic of Stonehenge will make this a day with wonder aplenty.

Language
English.

Others
If you pick the lunch pack, save time and snack on it as and when you please.

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Location
Starting point:
4 Fountain Square,123-151 Buckingham Palace Road - SW1W 9SH - UK

End point: Same as starting point

Schedule
Opening dates
08:30 - 19:00

Duration: 10,5 Hours

Guiding options
Guiding type: Guide

Take a day outside of London and explore the stunning architecture & rich history of 2 of the most famous cities in the UK, also home to 2 of the oldest and most famous universities in the UK and the world: Oxford and Cambridge.

We usually visit Oxford first, where our tour guide will take you on a walking tour to show you some of the iconic, classic buildings that contribute to the city's distinctive cultural feel. Then you are free to do some exploring of this magnificent city with its varied architectural styles from many eras since the 900s such as The Ashmolean Museum, the Bodleian Library & Christ Church Cathedral or explore the many shops and cafes.

We will also visit Cambridge, where your tour guide will take you to walk up the Tower of Great St Mary's Church, where the entrance is included. Here you can take in the beautiful architecture and stand where many royals have stood before; this viewing point offers fantastic views of the city.

Then you will have free time to explore this beautiful city - see the colleges of the University of Cambridge, go punting, or see the manuscript of Winne-the-Pooh at Wren College, written by A. A Milne, who studied at Trinity College in Cambridge."

Languages
English

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Location
Start point:
London
Pick-up times: London Bridge at 7:30am, Victoria at 8am, and Earls Court at 8:30am.
Please ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the tour start time.
You must call at least 24 hours before in order to arrange a meeting/pick-up point and time.

End point: Central London.

Schedule
Opening dates
08:30 - 20:00

Duration: 11,5 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Recommendations
We suggest you wear comfortable clothes and shoes for the time of the year.

Explore over 5,000 years of British history in one day on this fantastic full-day tour, from the Neolithic period right the way through to Medieval England and the modern day. Visit a UNESCO World Heritage site and a historic town home to one of the world’s most prestigious universities.

Others
If you choose the option of tour and free time, you will have a great free time in Windsor, stop at the Visitor Centre at Stonehenge and a walking tour of Oxford, if you choose the option of tour and admission, you will have entry ticket to Windsor Castle, entry to Stonehenge and a walking tour of Oxford.

Important Information
In the event that the Windsor Castle is closed to visitors, enjoy a walking tour of Windsor led by an expert guide. On this tour you will be able to see the turrets and the outer walls of the castle, the long walk (used for processions) and a great shot of one of the castle courtyards from the outer gates. You will also be able to see the quaint streets, learn how this town has played such an intrinsic part in UK history and see views of where the recent Royal Wedding Procession passed by. After the walking tour you will also have some free time to wander around this beautiful market town.

Languages
English, Spanish and Japanese (please refer to the schedule)

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Location
Start point:
Victoria Coach Station,164 Buckingham Palace Road - London - UK

End point: Victoria Train station

Schedule
Opening dates
08:00 - 19:30
Tour in Spanish
Tuesday/Thursday/Saturday
Tour in Japanese
Monday

Duration: 11,5 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide
Tips type: Optional

Visit three of Southern England's top destinations in this day trip to Stonehenge, the most important prehistoric site in the world, Oxford, the city of dreaming spires with its renowned University, and Windsor.

Highlights
- Marvel at the prehistoric Stonehenge
- Visit the city that is home to the oldest university in the English speaking world
- Head to the home of the Royal Family

This customised day trip offers you great prices, luxury coaches, experienced guides and the possibility to add walking tours or entrance tickets along the way. Explore each site independently or upgrade when you get there for a more in-depth guided visit.

The day begins with the short drive to Windsor, home to the Royal Family for 900 years and official residence of Queen Elizabeth II. Here you can choose between taking a guided walking tour of the town, taking in the outside of the castle, the quaint cobbled streets and historic buildings dating back to the 17th century. Or upgrade and tour the interior of Windsor Castle to see the magnificent State Apartments and St. George's Chapel.

Next stop is Stonehenge, the most famous prehistoric monument in the world, standing alone in the vast emptiness of Salisbury plain. Here you have the option to explore the site independently or to take an audio-guided tour and learn about the area's spiritual significance.

In Oxford follow in the footsteps of famous students such as Lewis Carroll and Bill Clinton on a walking tour around the college courtyards and cobbled lanes of this historic university city. Visit the Bodleian Library, one of the oldest libraries in Europe, and Brasenose College.

Save time during your tour with a tasty lunch pack, freshly prepared and conveniently stored so you can enjoy as you travel.

Languages
English and Spanish.

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Location
Starting point:
4 Fountain Square,123-151 Buckingham Palace Road - SW1W 9SH - UK

End point: Same as starting point

Schedule
Opening dates


Duration: 8 Hours

Guiding options
Guiding type: Guide
Group type: Shared

Requirements
Additional costs will be incurred for upgrades at Windsor and Stonehenge.

Travel through the ages from prehistory to the glorious Georgian era with this fascinating full day tour taking in three of England’s most important sites.

Highlights
- Visit the largest occupied castle in Europe: Windsor Castle
- Marvel at the prehistoric Stonehenge
- Enjoy a panoramic tour of Bath

The action-packed itinerary takes you to Windsor Castle, the beautiful city of Bath and the stunning Neolithic monument of Stonehenge.

The weekend home of Queen Elizabeth II, Windsor Castle is the largest and oldest occupied castle in Europe. Visit the magnificent State Apartments, furnished with some of the finest works of art; St George's Chapel, where Henry VIII and his third wife, Jane Seymour, are buried along with other monarchs, and the Queen Mary's Dolls House.

Decipher the mysteries of Stonehenge, which has puzzled all visitors for 5,000 years. Almost 80 stones, some weighing up to 40 tonnes, have stood the test of time. How did they get there? What was its purpose? Was it a burial site? Was it an astronomical clock? Learn more about this ancient monument and let your imagination be captivated by its silent mysteries.

Enjoy a panoramic tour of Bath, passing the Gothic Abbey and the picturesque Pulteney Bridge. Visit the Roman Baths and witness the lighting ceremony when the torches around the Great Roman Bath are lit at dusk. You also have the exclusive opportunity to drink a glass of spa water straight from the historic Pump Rooms.

Languages
Bilingual tour in English and Spanish.


Redeem information
Voucher type: Printed
Printed Voucher. Print and bring the voucher to enjoy the activity.

Location
Starting point:
Victoria-4 Fountain Square, 123-151 - SW119SH - UK
At 7:30am
Customers must be at the meeting point 30 min before the departure of the tour.

End point: Same as starting point

Schedule
Opening dates
08:00 - 20:00

Duration: 11,5 Hours

Guiding options
Guiding type: Guide

Requirements
Times vary and are subject to change.

Discover the resplendent English county of Oxfordshire, an area renowned for its rolling green hills, spectacular stately homes and quintessentially English market towns. See beautiful Blenheim Palace, where Sir Winston Churchill was born and raised, plus visit some iconic filming locations from the popular BBC TV series 'Downton Abbey'.

Downton Abbey Village
The first part of our journey sees us head out of the hustle and bustle of London and into the serene expanses of the Cotswolds, England's largest Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Nestled in the rolling hills here is the quaint village of Bampton. This little traditional English village has most recently been the filming location for the popular period drama television series, Downton Abbey. You'll see the home of Isobel Crawley, the Downton Cottage Hospital, the village church, as well as the location for two fictional local pubs, The Grantham Arms and The Dog & Duck.

The Cotswolds & Bourton-on-the-Water
After a brief journey through some of the most beautiful countryside in England, we will arrive at our next destination. Straddling the River Windrush is the lovely village of Bourton-on-the-Water, also known as the 'Venice of the Costwolds'. This quintessentially English village is a must-see for all visitors to the Cotswolds.

Enjoy a traditional afternoon tea experience in a riverside café, or take a stroll down the river banks and peruse the eclectic mix of local stores offering everything from homemade ice cream to charming gifts for friends and family back home.

Blenheim Palace
This awe-inspiring stately home, the current private residence of the 11th Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, is perhaps best-known as the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill.
Admire the stunning details behind the portraits, tapestry and furniture in the lavishly decorated State Rooms, which includes furniture ornate furniture by Boulle, Savonniere carpet and the iconic 'Victories' series of tapestries celebrating the Duke's victory over the French armies of 'The Sun King', Louis XIV, at the Battle of Blenheim.

Enjoy a stroll through the beautifully landscaped formal gardens designed by Lancelot' Capability' Brown and more than 2,000 acres of parkland, or walk in the footsteps of Sir Winston Churchill. Visit his most cherished outdoor places on the grounds of Blenheim Palace, including the spot where he proposed to Clementine Hozier.

Languages
English and Japanese (please refer to the schedule)